Whether you and your child are new to our practice or you are familiar faces, knowing what to expect at appointments can help ease worried minds as well as facilitate a better experience at the doctor’s office.

New Patients

Your First Appointment

A few simple measures will help expedite your first appointment.

  • Arrive 20 minutes early — someone will review your paperwork with you.
  • Bring important documents, including:
    • Insurance cards
    • Immunization records
    • New patient forms

Patient Forms

New Patient Forms: Please print, complete and sign these forms, and bring them to your first appointment.

Medical Records:

Virtual Visits:

Current Patients

What to bring to your child’s appointment

Parents and caregivers of all patients — whether new or current patients — are asked to please bring current insurance cards to each office visit.  Co-payments are expected at the time of the office visit.

For your convenience please complete, sign and bring any forms that are applicable to your current visit.

Age of Child or Type of VisitForm(s) Needed  
18 months to 2 years old:M-CHAT (PDF)
30 Month Well Child CheckASQ-3-30-Month Questionnaire (PDF)
(This form is required for the visit, Please print, complete and bring to the appointment.)
11 years and older Annual Physical Exam:Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) (PDF)
School Physical:School Physical Form (PDF)
High School Sports Physical:High School Sports Physical – MSHSAA (PDF)
Consult or Medication Check for ADHD:Vanderbilt ADHD Diagnostic Teacher Rating Scale (PDF) (Must have teacher complete.)

 

ADHD Self-Reporting Scale (ASRS – v1.1) (DOC)

Consult or Medication Check for Anxiety/Depression:Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) (PDF)       
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (PDF)